We have a new snack for you – Crispy Pasta Chips! Golden fried pasta chips served with creamy sauce for dipping is great party snack! You love pasta, you might actually love this crispy snack as well!
Get creative with your pasta and make something exceptionally unique. This crispy crunchy snack has two of your most favorite food – pasta and chips! Warm pasta chips are great winter snacks and if you are looking for ideas for game day snacks this will be just perfect. Crispy pasta chips will wow your guests. It’s unique and creative too. If you ever get bored of potato chips, give this pasta chips recipe a try, you will be amazed!
Confession: I can never get bored of potato chips!
A fun finger food that is great to scoop out some spicy marinara sauce or cheesy Alfredo sauce. Crispy Pasta Snack recipe is an easy-to-make and needs very minimal ingredients, with flavors that will knock you off! Boiled pasta is deep fried in olive and seasoned with garlic, cayenne, pepper and salt with Parmesan sprinkled on top to finish off the chips. Try this pasta chips with cold beer, so satisfying!
Fried pasta chips may sound little strange to some, some might even call me crazy to try something like fried bow tie pasta chips, but you’ll never know how amazing this fried pasta is until you try. So try it guys. With the seasoning added on top of the fried bow tie pasta, these are totally amazing!
Pasta chips recipe works great with left over bow tie pasta. No more throwing away left over pasta! When you fry pasta they transform into this golden brown super crispy delights that will please the crowd! Pasta chips is one more way to love your favorite pasta! Love chips and dips, then fried bow tie pasta snack with creamy dip Alfredo dip or marinara sauce is perfect combo!
How To Make Crispy Pasta Chips
Left over pasta works great to make pasta chips. I prefer bow tie (farfella) pasta to make chips as it looks very pretty and also crisp evenly when deep fried.
If you do not have left over pasta, quickly boil dried pasta from the packet and use. It only takes extra 4-5 minutes!
IMPORTANT : Make sure to dry the cooked pasta (either left over ones or freshly boiled ones) on couple of paper towels. You want to drain the pasta real good, so water doesn’t get spattering in the oil when deep fried.
In a small bowl combine all the seasoning you want to put it over pasta chips. I went with salt, ground pepper, cayenne, garlic powder seasoning and little Parmesan cheese on top to finish off.
I love to fry pasta in olive oil. Olive Pomace oil, extra virgin olive oil or vegetable oil should work. Heat up oil in deep pan. Once oil is hot, deep-fry the pasta, till they turn golden brown in color.
Drain pasta from oil into large bowl. Season immediately. Toss well and serve.
While pasta chips are amazing on their own, we love it with some dipping sauce. Who could say no to extra deliciousness! Spicy marinara sauce, cheese-y Alfredo sauce are great combination for chips and dips!
What Seasoning Is Best For Pasta Chips?
Fried pasta seasoned with just salt – simple but amazing.
Salt and pepper seasoning – So good!
Salt, pepper, cayenne, garlic powder – extra boost of flavors with a kick!
Salt, garlic powder, ginger powder – Asian inspired seasoning. Don’t forget to sprinkle some sesame seeds here.
Salt, pepper, mixed dry herbs – Italian seasoning. Familiar flavors with pasta that always works.
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Crispy Pasta Chips
Ingredients
- 1 lb bowtie pasta
- Olive oil for deep frying
- ¼ cup Parmesan cheese grated
- 1 ½ teaspoon red chili powder or cayenne pepper
- 1 teaspoon ground pepper
- 2 teaspoon garlic powder
- Salt to taste
To serve-
- Marinara sauce or
- Cheesey alfredo sauce
Instructions
- Cook bowtie pasta according to packet instructions. Drain and dry it completely in kitchen towel. No traces of moisture should be left out.
- Heat Olive oil in deep frying pan.
- Line a tray with kitchen paper for draining fried pasta chips.
- Once oil turns hot, add cooked bowtie pasta one by one into oil for deep frying.
- Fry the cooked farfalle pasta in the oil until golden brown and crispy, about 1-2 minutes. Remove to the paper towel-lined tray to drain and season with salt, chili powder, garlic powder and pepper powder while it’s still hot.
- Finally sprinkle grated Parmesan cheese over pasta chips and serve immediately.
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Danielle Wolter
These look so fun!! How delicious 🙂 WHat a great idea for a snack. This is def something I want to try.
jyothirajesh
Thank you Danielle
Cheese Curd In Paradise
What a cool idea! I haven’t had pasta chips before and it sounds like such a fun way to enjoy pasta! My kids would love all the different shapes!
jyothirajesh
Thank you, yes different shapes and colored pasta would be a great choice
Mahy Elamin
Oh my goodness! I need to try this! I am obsessed with pasta! Pasta is one of my favorite thing (its made from the same thing bread is, after all!) I’ve never heard of this before but it’s such a great idea!!
jyothirajesh
If you like pasta, you will definitely like these pasta chips 🙂
Marisa Franca
I’m a pasta lover any way I can get it — YUM!! And now as a tasty snack is a way to expand my pasta eating. We have fried ravioli as an appetizer but not different shapes of pasta. I know this family would go nutty over the snack. Can’t wait to make it this weekend.
jyothirajesh
Hope you like it. Thank you Marisa
April
I have tried almost everything pasta but not pasta chips! Fantastic recipe to entertain my family and friends – thank you for sharing!
jyothirajesh
Glad you liked it April, hope you try it
Holli
What a great sounding recipe. I could just sit and munch on these snacks every day! Thank you for sharing.
jyothirajesh
thank you Holli
Grace Hallett
Tossed mine with cinnamon/sugar! Yummy.
jyothirajesh
Oh yes, yum with cinnamon and sugar! Thank you for trying the recipe